The Meeting School.

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The Meeting School

Introduction

Founded in 1957, The Meeting School is a coed Quaker boarding and day school for students in grades 9-12 situated on a working historic farm. The Meeting School also offers a post-graduate year. Our school and residential life program gives students the tools to successfully meet the challenges of college and life.

Overview:	The Meeting School	Boarding School Avg.
School Focus	College Preparatory	College Preparatory
Grades Offered	9-12, PG	7-12
School Type	Co-ed	Co-ed
Support for ADD/ADHD Students	Yes	Yes
Supports Learning Differences (LD)	Yes	Yes
Religious Affiliation	Society of Friends	Non-denominational
Year Founded	1957	1900
Campus Size	135 acres	135 acres

Student Body
Enrollment	30 students	300 students
Percent Students of Color	9%	18%
Percent Students Boarding	84%	70%
Average SAT Score	n/a	*National Avg. View
Offers Post-Grad Year	Yes	No

Academics and Faculty
Saturday Classes	No	No
Classroom Dress Code	Casual	Casual
Average Class Size	n/a	12 *National School Avg. 20
Teacher : Student Ratio	1:3	1:7
# of AP/Advanced Courses Offered	1	14
ESL Courses Offered	No	Yes
% Faculty with Advanced Degree	83%	61%
Summer Program Offered	No	Yes

Finances
Yearly Tuition (Boarding Students)	$38,000	$39,900
Yearly Tuition (Day Students)	$21,000	$22,720
Percent Students on Financial Aid	67%	31%
Average Financial Aid Grant	$12,000	$17,500
Merit Scholarships Offered	No	No

Admission
Application Deadline	None / Rolling	Jan. 15
SSAT Required	No	Yes
Acceptance Rate	80%	59%
Director of Admissions	Emily Burr

School Notes

At its core, The Meeting School is a place where students are educated with respect and genuine acceptance. Each student is embraced for his or her uniqueness and perspective, while the Meeting School&apos&aposs culture of intellectual freedom seeks to challenge students assumptions about themselves and their world.
Our combination of a traditionally-structured curriculum in math, science, history and English, coupled with our the historic farm, a committed core faculty and our progressive teaching methods, provides students with an experience found rarely, if ever, elsewhere. Course offerings integrate books, papers, and classroom study with hands-on place-based practice in topics as diverse as history, environmental science, eak oil and a post-carbon economy, peace studies and permaculture. Our progressive education offers opportunities to learn about and live solutions to many of the greatest challenges facing the planet, including conservation, conflict resolution, responsible resource management and the value of community.
Our program is designed to encourage our students to be expansive thinkers and to successfully follow their interests and passions. In recent years graduates have gone onto colleges that include Smith, Hampshire, Marlboro, and the University of Vermont.
LD types supported: On a case by case basis
Profile last updated: 07/13/2009

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